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Former NFL Player Kelvin Joseph Facing Charges After Crash that Killed Motorcyclist
- Kelvin Joseph, a former Dallas Cowboys cornerback now with the DC Defenders, was arrested after a fatal crash on Saturday morning in Richardson, Texas.
- The arrest followed a collision on U.S. Highway 75, where Joseph's BMW struck a motorcycle ridden by 27-year-old Cody Morris, who died at the scene.
- Police arrived just before 5 a.m., noticed Joseph showed signs of impairment, and subsequently charged him with a misdemeanor for intoxicated driving and a felony related to the fatal crash, booking him into Richardson City Jail.
- Joseph was the Dallas Cowboys' 2021 second-round draft pick, spent two seasons there, had stints on multiple NFL teams, and currently plays cornerback for the DC Defenders in the XFL.
- The highway lanes shut for over three hours due to investigation, and authorities continue probing the crash circumstances while no bond has been set for Joseph as of now.
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Ex-NFL cornerback Kelvin Joseph arrested after fatal motorcycle crash that killed 27-year-old woman
Kelvin Joseph, former Dallas Cowboys cornerback now with UFL's DC Defenders, arrested for DWI and collision involving death after a crash that killed a 27-year-old motorcyclist.
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Ex-NFL cornerback Kelvin Joseph arrested after fatal motorcycle crash that killed 27-year-old woman – Democratic Accent
Former NFL cornerback Kelvin Joseph was arrested after he was allegedly involved in a crash that killed a female motorcyclist in Texas, police said. Richardson police announced on social media that Joseph reported his involvement in the crash that occurred in the early hours of Saturday. “Richardson Police Department Officers contacted Joseph and determined he was northbound on North Central Expressway in a BMW sedan when he was involved in a c…
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